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BELGRADE – Serbia has not activated the European Union Civil Protection Mechanism in order to receive assistance in extinguishing the wildfires, the European Commission confirmed for N1 Serbia, after the Russian plane “Ilyushin” arrived to the country on 20 Augu…

BELGRADE -The snap parliamentary election will be held either on 18 or 25 October, stated Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić. According to him, the exact date of the voting will be known “in a few days”. “So, the parliamentary election in Serbia will be held, as things stand, eit…

TIRANA – The civic anti-government movement in Tirana, widely known as the “Flamingo Revolution,” marked its 80th consecutive day of protests on 18 August. Demonstrators gathered at Skanderbeg Square before marching down “Dëshmorët e Kombit” Boulevar…

The recent demolition of Serb-owned buildings near Lake Gazivode (Ujman) in north of Kosovo add friction to relations between acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti and the European Union. The interlocutors of EWB stress that these unilateral enforcement measures, taken by Pristina, c…

PODGORICA – The Constitutional Committee of the Parliament of Montenegro on Monday approved a proposal for constitutional amendments concerning the Judicial and Prosecutorial Councils and the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG), as well as a constitutional law regulating thei…

PRISTINA – In a written interview for KosovaPress, Peter Sørensen, EU Special Representative for the Belgrade Pristina Dialogue, stated that the EU has not set a deadline for concluding the dialogue process. Sørensen stressed that more important than setting a date is that …

TIRANA – Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama stated that while Ukraine is wrong not to recognize Kosovo’s independence, Kyiv’s fight for freedom remains unquestionable. In addition, he criticized nationalist reactions in Tirana and Pristina to the recent statement by Ukr…

BELGRADE / PODGORICA – The latest diplomatic spat between Belgrade and Podgorica centered around several issues, including the treatment of ethnic Serbs in Montenegro, compliance with anti-Russian sanctions, and alleged geopolitical double standards of Serbia. On 11 August, durin…

SKOPJE – Today, the solemn session held by the Government of North Macedonia marked the 25th anniversary of the Ohrid Framework Agreement, which was originally signed on 13 August, 2001. The peace treaty successfully ended a six-month armed conflict between Macedonian security fo…

BRUSSELS- The European Commission is drawing up a proposal to redesign rules for new member states ahead of the European Council summit which will begin on 15 October, 2026, reports Politico. According to Politico’s “Brussels Playbook”, this overhaul addresses deep concerns…

MITROVICA – After 27 years, the Kosovo Police has begun taking responsibility for security at the main bridge over the Ibar River in Mitrovica, Radio Television of Kosovo (RTK) reports. The bridge has for years been under the responsibility of international security mission…

PRISTINA – The new Assembly of Kosovo has still not been constituted as of Monday, 10 August. The deadline set by the Constitutional Court to finish the process passed on 7 August, but the Self-Determination Party (LVV), headed by the caretaker Prime Minister Albin Kurti, a…

FRANKFURT – Ahead of the announced visit of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to Belgrade, the German paper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) recalls that Serbia and Ukraine have maintained military cooperation for many years. Former US Ambassador to Belgrade Christopher…

BRUSSELS – Iceland and Montenegro could join the EU at the same time in 2028 if Iceland votes to relaunch membership negotiations this month, reports Politico. According to its “Brussels playbook” newsletter, this was confirmed by eight diplomats. Iceland is sch…

PRISTINA –The constitutive session of Kosovo’s Assembly began this morning. The first item of the agenda was the establishment of Temporary Committee for the verification of quorum and mandates of the MPs. Then, the swearing-in of the MPs, the election of the Speaker of the Assem…

PODGORICA – Prime Minister of Montenegro Milojko Spajić reacted today to media reports about the alleged preliminary list of countries where the European Union could establish migrant centers, which supposedly includes Montenegro. Spajić stated that his government would not…

BELGRADE – Former Minister of Transport of Latvia Tālis Linkaits has assumed his duties as Director of the Permanent Secretariat of the Transport Community, bringing more than three decades of experience in transport policy, institutional reform and international cooperation, rea…

PODGORICA – On Friday evening, the Montenegrin parliament adopted the revised Law on Internal Affairs and the Law on the National Security Agency. The adoption of the Laws, whose initial version was proposed by the Government earlier this year and stirred controversy, was a…

BELGRADE – It is still too early to determine the long-term outcomes of the US-Serbia Strategic Dialogue, which was launched recently. According to analysts, the high-level meetings do not automatically guarantee a formal military or political alliance, particularly having in min…

BRUSSELS – A small group of European Commission officials is working through the summer to give the Commission President Ursula von der Leyen enough to announce in her annual State of the European Union speech, which is scheduled for 16 September, Politico reports today. Am…

PRISTINA – Commander of Allied Joint Force Command Naples, Admiral George M. Wikoff, visited Kosovo this week to engage with military, civilian and local leaders, reaffirming NATO’s enduring commitment to maintaining a safe and secure environment, and freedom of movem…

SARAJEVO – The House of Representatives of the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the National Assembly of BiH’s entity Republika Srpska adopted three crucial financial laws required for BiH to join the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), it was reported by …

DUBLIN – “Montenegro is ready to join the EU, it mostly met all the requirements”, stated German Chancellor Friedrich Merz during his visit to Dublin, it was reported by Deutche Welle. He reminded that the European Union has not admitted any new members for 13 years – “and it say…

BELGRADE – A bipartisan group of US lawmakers is pushing to hold a meeting of 56 nations about European security in South Carolina rather than Serbia next year, it was reported by Reuters. A joint congressional resolution was introduced by Republican Representative Joe Wils…

BRUSSELS – The European Union is concerned about reciprocal bans on journalists from Serbia and Montenegro from entering one country or another, the European Commission told Radio Free Europe, stressing that measures restricting the work of the media are not in line with th…